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Henry Cejudo looks back on retirement and looks ahead to new career move

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Last updated: December 14, 2025 2:17 pm
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Henry Cejudo Reflects on His Career and Looks to the Future

UFC legend Henry Cejudo has been taking a look back at his past and also looking ahead to the future in a recent interview. Following his second retirement from mixed martial arts, Cejudo has been reflecting on his career and what’s next for him. Last weekend, he retired for the second time after a loss to Payton Talbott, which dropped his record to 16-6 and extended his losing streak to four.

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Henry Cejudo Reflects on His Career and Looks to the FutureA Career Marked by Achievements and SetbacksLooking to the Future

However, it’s worth noting that five years ago, when Cejudo first walked away from MMA, he was on top of the world as a two-weight world champion. He retired during the pandemic, after managing to defeat and finish the legendary Dominick Cruz. Despite his recent losses, many still consider him a combat sports legend, especially when you add his Olympic gold medal into the mix. As BJPENN.com reports, Cejudo’s achievements in the sport are undeniable.

A Career Marked by Achievements and Setbacks

In a recent interview with Bloody Elbow, Henry Cejudo gave an honest opinion on his career and retirement, in addition to what he has planned next in his life. Cejudo expressed his thoughts on how his career could have been perceived differently if he had retired on a high note, like Khabib Nurmagomedov or Jon Jones. “If I could leave like Khabib [Nurmagomedov] or Jon Jones, could you imagine that? Then it’d be like, ‘Oh, he’s the greatest combat [sports] athlete of all time.’ But because of these losses, it was like, ‘Oh, he’s one of them.’ But if you really think back and look at the resume and what I’ve done. Becoming the youngest in history, foregoing college, doing s**t that people can only dream of, man,” he said.

Cejudo’s reflections on his career are a reminder that even the most successful athletes face setbacks and challenges. Despite his losses, Cejudo remains a respected figure in the world of combat sports, and his achievements continue to inspire fans around the world. As UFC notes, Cejudo’s legacy extends beyond his wins and losses, and his impact on the sport will be felt for years to come.

Looking to the Future

So, what’s next for Henry Cejudo? In the same interview, he revealed that he’s starting a children’s book and wants to help out a bunch of legends by teaching them about business. Cejudo plans to use his platform to tell real stories that can inspire kids, drawing from his own experiences and those of other athletes. “I want to tell real stories, because I have kids and I know the importance of inspiring kids while telling stories that are the truth. Little Henry was a small kid, bring the whole height into the conversation,” he said.

Cejudo’s plans to start a children’s book and help other athletes tell their stories are a testament to his commitment to giving back to his community. By sharing his own experiences and those of other athletes, Cejudo hopes to inspire kids and provide them with role models who can motivate them to pursue their dreams. As ESPN notes, Cejudo’s efforts to promote positivity and inspiration are a welcome addition to the world of sports.

Overall, Henry Cejudo’s reflections on his career and his plans for the future are a reminder that even the most successful athletes are multifaceted individuals with a range of interests and passions. As he looks to the future, Cejudo remains committed to inspiring others and leaving a lasting legacy in the world of combat sports.

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